Train Transfers To and From Tallinn Airport

Trams and Trains are available in Tallinn, Estonia. However, Tallinn Airport has a tramline that serves passengers going to the city center and vice versa.

Tram line no. 4 stop is located on the city side in front of the airport's passenger terminal. The first tram arrives at the airport at 5:25 AM from Mondays to Saturdays and at 5:45 AM on Sundays.

The last tram from the airport leaves at 12:45 AM, allowing passengers who have late evening flight schedules to reach the city center with public transport.

The journey from Tallinn Airport to the city center takes approximately 15 to 17 minutes.

Passengers may buy a tram ticket from the driver for €2.00 or buy a QR ticket from the internet for €1.00. Also, hourly and day tickets are available, but passengers must acquire a Tallinn Ühiskaart Transport Card.

Transport cards and load money are available for purchase at the R-kiosk in the open area of the airport. However, Tallinn residents are given the privilege of using a transport card for free.

Tallinn also has a railway system; the nearest train station to the airport is Ulemiste Train Station, about 2km. In addition, it provides access to regional and commuter rail lines operated by AS Eesti Liinirongid.

The station and Tallinn Airport are connected through bus lines 49 and 6 and tramline route 4.

The regional rail, also known as local and stopping trains, are passenger rail transits between towns and cities. They transport passengers beyond the limit of the metropolitan areas, traversing suburban belts down to the outskirts of the town.

Meanwhile, the commuter or suburban rail primarily operates within the metro providing commuters a convenient public transit to city areas.

Train and Tram ticket fares vary depending upon the passenger’s destination.

For further information on train and tram fares, visit the city’s official website at https://www.tallinn.ee/en/pilet/ticket-prices.